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front man rolling stones Mick Jagger (78) once again voiced his criticism of Brexit. According to him, going on tour with his band is a “nightmare”.
Brexit is a nightmare for the music industry. In an interview with Sunday times she has rolling stones– in front of the manMick Jagger has expressed his dissatisfaction with Brexit and the impact on his career. “There are a lot of supply chain problems,” he said. Many shortages, many problems due to Brexit. Brexit has not been successful for the UK touring music industry.”
Jagger continued: “I’m not saying, ‘Well, we need to rejoin the European Union. “Unfortunately that is all in the past. But from personal experience and talking to friends who are in other companies, this is not a success, it is a nightmare. We have isolated ourselves, and this sounds good to some, but it is more of an ideology than a matter of process.”
In the past, Jagger has been critical of Brexit. For example, in 2017, he composed two songs “England Lost” and “Gotta Get A Grip” to express his opinion on the matter.
Joined on July 11, 2022 rolling stones For the first time in eight years in our country. They do it at the King Baudouin Stadium.
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